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On Rob Hunterβs ninth day of teaching, Edwin John Eastwood burst into his remote South Gippsland school of Wooreen and at gun point took Rob and his nine students hostage.
In his seminar, Health After Hurt, kidnapped teacher and author Rob Hunter, retells the story of the Wooreen State School kidnapping of 1977 and the after affects. The presentation gives first hand insight into the trauma experienced by the victims, of heroism and bravery, along with the health and healing that is possible from such pain and torment.
Students are given practical tools to cope with their own hurts and traumas.





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Thanks Bree Hudson. Your students are a credit to you and Carwatha P-12 College. Loved working with you all.

Thanks Trevor Sheridan and friends – great organisation. Loved sharing with you all.

Kevin McKay, Marcela Varas and Dandenong North Staff – thanks guys! Love working with you.

Thanks Graham Eccles – great organising. A privilege sharing with the club. Riley Bacon and friends – a fine feature appearance.




Thanks Elizabeth Ollerenshaw and everyone for your positive feedback.

Filming with Blizzard Road Productions on their new documentary re Kidnap Cases. Thanks Ray Pedretti, Julian Costa and Cassie Hart.


Hastings Library, Gail, Kendra, Don and Greater Hastings community – loved sharing with you – thanks for your overwhelming interest.

Thanks Chris Burns, Fernando Rocha and Karen Townsend – a pleasure sharing with you at your Annual Adelaide Conference. Your kindness and hospitality was a standout.


